Maureen Dreckman Undergraduate Landscape Architecture Portfolio

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maureen elizabeth dreckman

landscape architecture undergraduate portfolio


EDUCATION

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Bachelor of Spanish, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 40506 GPA 3.95, Graduation May 2014

maureen elizabeth dreckman

p: 859.433.4557 e: medr222@g.uky.edu

Insituto San Joaquin de Flores San Joaquín, Costa Rica Summer 2010 Governor’s Scholars Program Morehead State University Summer 2008

WORK EXPERIENCE UK Physical Plant Division, GIS/CAD Services: Systems Technician UK Center for English as a Second Language: Ecuador Program Syke’s Landscaping: Design consultant; developed designs for residential space Commissioned to complete acrylic painting on canvas Rich Design Studios: Landscape Architect Intern Alltech: Landscape Architect Intern Oldham County Family YMCA: Adventure Center Employee

ACTIVITIES

Univerity of Kentucky Education Abroad, Landscape Architecture: Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay Language Partner Program: Mentor to UK International student Language Exchange: Meet once a week to improve Spanish conversation skills and teach English Your Town Harrodsburg 2011: The National Endowment for the Arts, Your Town, Student Assistant Academic Programs International Education Abroad: Intensive Spanish Language and Culture, San Joaquín de Flores, Costa Rica Center for Community Outreach: Helping Hands Program Director Internal Programming Coordinator Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Tally Cats Team Member, Student Government Association University of Kentucky Women’s choir University of Kentucky Intramural Flag Football Co-ed team Collegiate vocal lessons

1/2013-present 1/2013-present Summer 2013 Summer 2013 Summer 2013 Summer 2012 5/2011-8/2011

5/2013 11/2012-present 7/2012 10/2011 Summer 2010 5/2010 - 5/2011 2/2010 - 5/2010 2011 - 2013 8/2010-8/2012 2009-2013, 5 semesters 2010-2013 2011-2012


HONORS & AWARDS

Transportation Graduate Certificate Program The Learning Center Service Project Design Winner National Society of Collegiate Scholars Girl Scout Gold Award National Scholastic Art Awards: Gold Key & two Silver Keys Recipient (displayed at a Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft and Gheens Academy in Louisville, KY) KMEA All-State Chorus

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Microsoft Operating System Macintosh Operating System AutoCAD ArcGIS

Adobe In-Design Adobe Illustrator Abobe Photoshop Microsoft Office

8/2013-present 4/2013 2010-present 2007 2009 2008/2009

Land f/x Prezi Presentations Google Sketch-Up

SPECIALIZED SKILLS

Spanish Language proficiency Self-taught piano

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

Habitat for Humanity Broke Spoke Community Bike Shop Volunteer Village Branch Library Homework Help Tutor Honeysuckle removal at African Cemetery Physics Day at Kentucky Educational Television Seedleaf Garden Worker UK Arboretum Clean Up

REFERENCES

University of Kentucky FUSION Privett Center East Seventh Street Kid’s Café Catholic Action Center Oldham County Duathlon YMCA Fall Festival The Learning Center Service Project

Gretchen Tucker: University of Kentucky GIS/CAD Services, Supervisor Ned Crankshaw: University of Kentucky Landscape Architecture Department Chair Professor Gary Parsons: Oldham County Parks and Recreation, Supervisor

University of Kentucky DanceBlue Hope Center Oldham County Project Graduation Mural Girl Scout Gold Award Project Oldham County Parks and Recreation Cloverleaf 5K Bourbon Chase Relay Women’s Choir caroling

e: g.tucker@uky.edu e: ncranksh@uky.edu e: gparsons@oldhamcountyky.gov



student work 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

uppertown development grossman residence epa rainworks challenge design-build service-learning project 1000 cubic foot dwelling pocket park multi-generational fitness facility

internship/work experience 08 Alltech, Inc 09 Jon Carloftis Fine Gardens 10 Sykes Landscaping

creative works 11 graphic projects 12 photography 13 personal art



student work


01

uppertown development lexington, kentucky

This site proposal illustrates

a rehabilitation of the parking lot for Rupp Arena as well as several surrounding blocks. The goals for the site include creating pedestrian and bicyclist friendly roads, reducing surface parking, developing a community green space in addition to community gardens. The average number of dwellings per acre is 19.7. There is a range of building types, including single-family detached, dwellings over commercial, apartments, etc. There are several different types of streets, from woonerfs to larger boulevards. There is a great deal of street parking as well as underground parking for the larger commercial unit on the corner by High Street. The unique pedestrian boulevard, which allows for a multitude of different activities (concerts, farmer’s markets, art fairs, etc.) makes this design a very memorable one.

site design landuse evolution

aerial view


plan (including landuse)


02

grossman residence oldham county, kentucky

This design manipulates multiple levels of geometry and works with the dynamic 3 1

relationships that overlapping shapes create. This residential terrace uses simple, clean materials to achieve outdoor elegance. There are a variety of seating areas, including a dining space immediately outside the kitchen. There is a limestone path to the creek on the south side of the site. The vegetation in the design includes large architecturally interesting crape myrtles as the main landscape feature. The site drops several feet in elevation and opens to the view of the creek below.

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epa rainworks challenge lexington, kentucky

This site is located on the upper region of the Town Branch watershed.

Therefore, all pollutants within the space ultimately reach the Town Branch and other local watersheds. Through this design’s unique storm water management approach, pollutants are contained and cleansed naturally in an inviting, usable space. This site was divided into four individual water treatment zones, correlating to the localized watershed within the Town Branch watershed.

elevation and hydrology

circulation, walkability, and bikeability

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design-build service-learning project lexington, kentucky

This art plaza design for The

Learning Center synthesizes many key elements necessary for the best use of this space. This area is high traffic, so the tall pergola allows students to pass through easily, but also has the ability to act as a social space with a variety of seating. The ground-level paving design emphasizes the significance of the art piece at its center and also radiates outward to the pergola and other important places where students might travel on campus. The large rocks act as a form of seating and also simply provide a variety of interactive space. All in all, this design pulls together many crucial necessities of this space. close-up of bench

illustrative plan

preliminary design idea sketches


aerial view

perspective from schoolbus drop-off

photos from construction


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1000 cubic foot dwelling lexington, kentucky

This site proposal illustrates a sustainable design for a community of 1000

cubic foot dwellings on .225 acres on Prall Street in Lexington, Ky. The goals for the site include developing individual and group practices to grow food on site, generate energy, and reuse water. The community gardens, living walls, central pavilion, entrance to the site, and house design all work together to achieve sustainability and livability.

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illustrative plan


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sketch-up perspectives of house front section of house front section of house

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pocket park This project was one of my

first while in the Landscape Architecture program. It included a great deal of sketching ideas, developing a plan, and then building a model. Some of the goals in this design were to create a dynamic space between two office buildings, develop different spaces for different uses (i.e. walking through versus sitting), address both sides of the street where the park is adjacent, make the space ADA accessible, juxtapose geometries to create interest, and ultimately produce a design that conforms to many different needs.

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multi-generational fitness facility lexington, kentucky

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FITNESS STATIONS: 1. ACHILLES STRETCH 2. SIT AND REACH 3. TOUCH TOES 4. KNEE LIFT 5. JUMPING JACKS 6. LOG HOP 7. PULL-UP BAR 8. STEP-UP 9. BODY CURL 10. CHIN-UP 11. VAULT BAR 12. SIT-UPS 13. PUSH-UPS 14. BENCH LEG RAISE 15.HAND-WALK 16. LEG-STRETCH 17. BALANCE BEAM 18. CIRCLE BODY

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PERENNIALS LA 103 Liatris aspera Rough Blazing Star LC 78 Lobelia cardinalis `Compliment Red` Cardinal Flower RH 55 Rudbeckia hirta `Indian Summer` Gloriosa Daisy

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GROUND COVERS MD 515 sqft Microbiota decussata Siberian Carpet Cypress PT 5280 sqft Pachysandra terminalis Japanese Spurge RA 5928 sqft Rhus aromatica `Gro-Low` Gro-Low Fragrant Sumac

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internship/work experience


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Alltech, Inc

landscape architect intern

As an intern at Alltech, I had the opportunity to work on many

different projects, including the Alltech Connemara Golf Course Pavilion and a house on Maxwell, shown here. My fellow interns and I also worked on other aspects of the Connemara Golf Course, a large parcel of land behind the Algae plant, the Alltech Distillery, and the Alltech Hangar. PLANT Â INFORMATION LATIN NAME

Betula nigra

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Lagerstroemia fauriei Japanese Crape Myrtle

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Little Leaf Boxwood

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Hosta 'August Moon' August Moon Hosta

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Risky Business Hosta

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Hydrangea macrophylla

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English Ivy

Buddleia alternafolia

Butterfly Bush

Buxus sempervirens 'Pyramidalis'

Pyramidal English Boxwood

Lirope muscari 'Variegata'

River Birch

Variegated Liriope

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filtered shade

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Impatiens x hawkeri 'Infiniti Scarlet'

New Guinea Azalea

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Rhododendron 'Ben Morrison'

Ben Morrison Azalea

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3'-5'

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Acer palmatum 'Fireglow'

Fireglow Japanese Maple

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5'-10'

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pavilion

planting plan for Connemara golf course pavilion patio

club house

parking

Connemara Gold Course is

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located in Nicholasville, Ky and across the street from the Alltech headquarters. I had the privilege of performing site visits with my team, and ended up designing the planting area around the Pavilion, which is adjacent to the Club House. The Pavilion is used to meetings, parties, receptions, etc.


This residential project on

Maxwell Street in Lexington, Ky included developing a variety of designs for the client. This was because the house was going to undergo some renovations after receiving approval for specific proposed improvements to the house from the Trust of Historic Preservation. The house has a large front porch and back deck, with minimal grass area. I utilized plants with unique color schemes as well as textures. The goal ultimately was low maintenance.

existing conditions for Maxwell house

four planting plan concepts for Maxwell house


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jon carloftis fine gardens graphics consulting

Limeridge Project

This work experience

allowed me to utilize my graphic abilities to help a fine gardens business with illustrating their designs to their clients. This residential project is located in Louisville on the Ohio River.

planting plan

rendering of elevated vegetable garden


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sykes landscaping design consulting

HALCYON HOSTA

FRANCEE HOSTA

This work experience enabled me to collaborate with a landscaper

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and develop a design for two residences in Lexington, KY. As the design consultant, I visited the residence, documented the area, noted the desires of the client, offered my own advice on specific questions, utilized autoCAD to develop a representation of the design and plant material, and presented it to the client.

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GIRARD’S CRIMSON AZALEA

ENDLESS SUMMER HYDRANGEA

HOOSIER HARMONY HOSTA

PINK VELOUR CRAPE MYRTLE

MAGIC CARPET SPIREA

MISS RUBY BUTTERFLY BUSH

DAYLILY

TWISTED JAPANESE PAINTED FERN LIRIOPE

GRACE SMOKETREE

PEONY

planting plan

photos of existing conditions

information presented to client



creative works


graphic projects

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charcoal 1

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colored pencil

dry pastel

ink

ink

graphite

Left: Sequence of eight slides that illustrate a creative solution to a unique problem. In this case, the issue was the high rate of euthanasia in dog across the United States. Each graphic was either created or modified in Adobe Illustrator. Above: This graphic project explored different drawing media, the elements of art, as well as nature. 4

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photography


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personal art

oil pastel on paper 8.5x11 ink on paper 18” x 24”

marker on watercolor paper 4” x 12”

graphite on paper 18” x 24”


graphite on paper 12” x 18”

latex paint on canvas (mural) 3 panels each 8’ x 9’

ink on paper 18” x 24” (process drawings) *drawing on cover

oil paint on canvas 16” x 24”


maureen elizabeth dreckman

p: 859.433.4557 e: medr222@g.uky.edu


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